The Washington State University General Catalog

Forestry

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Forestry (120 Credits)

First Year
First TermCredits
BIOLOGY 106 [BSCI]4
ECONS 101 [SSCI]3
HISTORY 105 [ROOT]3
Humanities [HUM]3
MATH 106 or Electives13
Second TermCredits
BIOLOGY 1074
CHEM 101 [PSCI] or 105 [PSCI]4
Creative & Professional Arts [ARTS]3
ENGLISH 101 [WRTG]3
MATH 108 or Electives 12
Second Year
First TermCredits
COM 102 [COMM] or H D 205 [COMM] 3 or 4
ECONS 3303
NATRS 2042
NATRS 300 or BIOLOGY 372 3 or 4
NATRS 3013
Second TermCredits
MATH 140 [QUAN] or STAT 212 [QUAN]4
NATRS 3023
NATRS 312 [DIVR]3
SOIL SCI 2013
SOIL SCI 3743
Complete Writing Portfolio
Third Year
First TermCredits
GEOLOGY 210 4
NATRS 3044
NATRS 3053
SOIL SCI 368 3
Foreign Language, if needed20-4
Second TermCredits
NATRS 4043
NATRS 4383
NATRS 460 or GEOLOGY 31533
Professional Electives 43
SOE Experiential Requirement or electives53
Fourth Year
First TermCredits
Creative & Professional Arts [ARTS], Humanities [HUM], or Social Sciences [SSCI]3
NATRS 4303
NATRS 454 [CAPS] [M]63
NATRS 4553
Professional Electives44
Complete Forestry Experiential Requirement7
Second TermCredits
NATRS 446 [M] or 450 [M]63
NATRS 464 [M]63
NATRS 4854
SOIL SCI 4683
Foreign Language, if needed20-4
Exit Survey8

Footnotes
1MATH 106 and 108 are required courses. However, if students have tested into or taken MATH 140, 171, 172, STAT 212, or ALEKS with an 80% or better, MATH 106 and 108 will be waived. If waived, students may need to take additional credits to meet the University minimum requirement of 120 credits.
2Two years of high school foreign language or at least two semesters of college-level foreign language are required by the College of Arts and Sciences for graduation.
3GEOLOGY 315 requires an additional prerequisite of GEOLOGY 101 or 102.
4Forestry Professional Electives (7 credits) are courses selected by students in concert with their advisor and pertain to their major and/or to a specific sub-discipline of interest. Approved Professional electives include but are not limited to: any CRM J course or any 200-400-level ANIM SCI, BIOLOGY, ENVR SCI, MBIOS, NATRS, or SOIL SCI course.
5SOE Experiential Requirement: Certified students in the School of the Environment are required to fulfill the SOE Experiential Requirement before graduation. This requirement is designed to give students experience they will not receive in the traditional classroom oriented course, and to better prepare them for a successful career after graduation. Students may choose 3 credits of coursework from ENVR SCI 492, 495, 499, NATRS 479, or as approved by advisor. As an alternative to coursework, students may meet the requirement by documenting at least 135 hours of relevant practical experience. Students choosing the practical experience option may need an additional 3 credits of electives to meet the University requirement of 120 total credits.
6The School of the Environment requires students to take three [M] courses.
7Forestry Experiential Requirement: Forestry majors will need to complete an additional 135 hours of volunteer or paid work related to their field of study and approved by their advisor to meet the requirements of the Forestry Core.
8Students must complete a School of the Environment exit survey, administered during the final semester.

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